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 1 3 |           desired of preaching Our Divine Redeemer's name to remote
 2 9 |          to Boniface a mark of the divine assistance. Relying on this
 3 14|            everywhere to plant the divine seed and root out the cockle,
 4 17|            instructed in human and divine learning, prepared by prayer
 5 19|         particular way a center of divine contemplation and prayer.
 6 19|         and strengthen his soul by divine contemplation and protracted
 7 27|            a doubt he drew it from divine grace, which he ever sought
 8 28|                  28. Whenever this divine love penetrates man's hearts
 9 28|           sowers, men quickened by divine grace whom nothing can hold
10 28|         forth new followers of the Divine Redeemer, just as happened
11 29|            this apostle trusted in divine grace, besought by humble
12 29|  intercessions he hoped to receive divine help and grace. Let us quote,
13 32|        office We are entrusted by (divine) dispensation, and whose
14 36|         Apostles was placed by our Divine Redeemer as the firm rock
15 37|      summon them, with the help of divine grace, to undertake deliberately
16 38|          of the Christian era; Our Divine Redeemer Himself forewarned
17 39| strengthened by the promise of Our Divine Redeemer. "Behold I am with